Pretty surprised #Debirdify is full running relatively smoothly. I seriously have no idea how to run a website for more than, say, give users and I hadn't touched a web programming framework in over ten years when I started making it a week ago. 😅
@WarnerCrocker @engelbart That's odd. I've never seen one of those. Do you have any browser plugins that might interfere? Or do you have cookies disabled?
@WarnerCrocker @engelbart Can you tell me what the URL in your browser is that gives you this error?
@WarnerCrocker Apparently this happens when you go to https://api.twitter.com/oauth/authorize without an oauth_token being present in the request URL.
Not sure how that could happen. Does this always happen? If yes, can you send me a copy of the HTML code of the Debirdify website as you see it?
@pruvisto I just disabled extensions in Safari. And that seemed to do the trick. I probably should have disabled one by one but it was either Stop the Madness or Super Agent for Safari that was causing the problem. Happy to send you the source. I assume I should do so by using the attachment clip below this reply window?
@pruvisto @engelbart Thanks for responding. I don't think any of my Safari extensions would be the culprit, but I'll disable and see. The url is below. https://api.twitter.com/oauth/authorize?oauth_token=LEPgBQAAAAABiuN7AAABhEd3oE4
@engelbart @pruvisto I keep getting the following error. Suggestions: "
Whoa there!
There is no request token for this page. That's the special key we need from applications asking to use your Twitter account. Please go back to the site or application that sent you here and try again; it was probably just a mistake."